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The Weekly: Worst Interest Rates Since 2008 & Shein Loses $5bn in a week.
Description
First up, government bond yields just hit levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis, and the headlines are in full panic mode. Vic breaks down what a bond yield actually is, why investors are suddenly worried that governments around the world have overextended themselves, and why a "boring" corner of finance is about to hit your mortgage, your taxes, and your savings account. Then, Shein went public and lost $5 billion in value in its first week of trading, a brutal comedown from the $100 billion it was worth back in 2022. We unpack why the company's entire business model was built on a legal loophole, and the lesson every investor should take from watching that loophole finally close.
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Credits:
Hosts: Sophie Hallwright & Vic Harris
Producer: Emily Rigby
Editor: Kate Callaghan
Social & Digital Manager: Lucy Munro
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Chapters
- 00:00:00 Coming up in this episode …
- 00:00:46 Pathfinder x The Curve
- 00:01:15 Quick update
- 00:04:48 Why boring bonds suddenly matter
- 00:21:33 Pathfinder x The Curve
- 00:22:30 Shien IPO
- 00:30:08 Ethical Hotline
- 00:37:11 Thanks for listening!
- 00:37:50 Financial disclaimer
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